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excerpts from Grewal et al’s “Charting the Journey” — ‘just weeds’, she said ‘what about seeds?’ Black woman catapulted globally… refused out of a desire to keep value of having plenty (relatively) And here too the people with power remained silent burn our lips Lay down and I struggled with it and panic and hurt and fear biggest and most lasting impact common blood…

It couldn’t possibly go wrong — could it? — With the bunting for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinium Jubilee still fluttering the length the breadth of the British Isles, it is interesting to muse on the fact that this celebration of the life of the country’s longest reigning monarch was missing one historic element — a Royal Fireworks display. Fireworks…

Looking for the beginnings of what would become known as Pop Art — For many, the term Pop Art immediately evokes the colourful, screen-printed canvasses of Andy Warhol, the enlarged comic-book panels of Roy Lichtenstein, perhaps big, soft sculptures by Claes Oldenberg. These are well-known emblems of the movement as it manifested when Art Went Pop! in the USA,where such undeniably important exponents…

A. A FALSE SENSE OF INDEPENDENCE. (i.e. grandiosity, egocentrism, and psychological ethnocentrism) For our top example, Bangladesh is a melting pot of Indians, Asians, Africans, and various breeds of European, who somehow think that since 1971 Bengali people are somehow NOT Indian and are miraculously “Muslim,” based on their religious…